All That Intelligence, and Still the Wrong Rectangle

Smartphone cameras can reconstruct faces, combine exposures and insert the photographer into the picture. Yet my Pixel cannot let me choose the familiar 3:2 format when shooting. While reviewers inspect brickwork for evidence of photographic genius, I spend my evenings cropping every single image. Apparently, artificial intelligence still requires considerable manual labour.

Dear Google, Make It Turn Before You Make It Glow

Google’s next Pixel may arrive with more artificial intelligence, more clever tricks and perhaps even Pixel Glow. Wonderful. Meanwhile, the phone still struggles with the primitive task of rotating its screen when turned. After years of Pixels, stuck apps, failed auto-rotation and dubious water resistance, the basics remain embarrassingly unfinished.

Google Pixel 10: The Phone that Pretends to Charge

Congratulations, Google. You’ve done it again! You’ve managed to take something as basic, as universally expected, as charging a phone, and turn it into a magic trick worthy of Vegas. The Pixel 10 Pro doesn’t just charge slowly. Oh no,…

Google’s indifference to fraud: The path to true evilness

In the early days of Google, the motto "Don't be Evil" was more than just a phrase - it was a promise to users, the world and to itself. This motto, which was intended to create an ethical foundation for…